Do Now: 2.03

Part 1

Open up the terminal. Type each line of the following code into the interactive editor:

 >>> 5 < 3
 >>> 5 > 3
 >>> type(5 < 3)
 >>> type(5 > 3) 
 >>> my_favorite_animal = "cats"
 >>> user_favorite_animal = input("What is your favorite animal? ") 
 >>> my_favorite_animal == user_favorite_animal

What does 5 < 3 evaluate to?



What is the type of 5 < 3? What does that stand for (should be familiar from Snap!)?

What is the difference between == and = ?

What data type do you think my_favorite_animal == user_favorite_animal is?

Part 2

Open up the terminal. Type the following code into the interactive editor.

 >>> months_with_driving_permit = 6
 >>> age = 16
 >>> can_get_license = months_with_driving_permit >= 6 and age >= 16
 >>> print(can_get_license)

What does and do here? What type do you think can_get_license is?

Update the code to fit the new driving law: If you are over the age of 18 you don't need to have a permit. The other law still applies for people ages 16-18.